Our Kawan Sehat health workers are trained by competent medical experts in the Mahu region, known for the highest rates of malaria in Southeast Asia. The primary medical care program supports villagers facing extreme poverty and inadequate health facilities, providing much-needed treatments for diseases like dengue, malaria, and diarrhea. Our dedication to restoring essential health services is making great strides, uplifting countless lives!
Primary Medical Care Program for Rural Areas – PMC – The Fair Future Foundation’s lifesaving program.
Notre nouvelle “Photo of the Day“ features Kawan Sehat Agents de santé receiving vital instructions and information from our expert medical professionals. Our efforts are focused on le Mahu region’s Wairara village, which suffers from one of the most prevalent maladie de malaria in Southeast Asia. In partnership with Un avenir juste et Amis proches, we have been conducting training sessions over several days to equip these dedicated health workers with cutting-edge medications and equipment that can significantly enhance their capabilities.
Those residing in this area confront dire poverty, with undernourished youngsters being a common incidence due to extreme malnutrition. The consumption of unclean water and inadequate sustenance also manifests as prevalent infectious ailments, including La poliomyélite, tuberculose, et diarrhée. We have multiple programs to serve the individuals inhabiting this isolated area, like Primary Medical Care, le Zero Malaria programme, et le Water Connections initiative.
This region lacks adequate medical facilities, making the Program Primary Medical Care essentiel. Without it, people residing here would lack access to fundamental healthcare amenities like wound treatment, medication, bandages, monitoring vital signs such as Tension artérielle levels, and managing fièvre et Blessures caused by snakebites.
Nos Primary Medical Care programme is a real opportunité for these rural communities. It’s not just about treating illnesses; it’s about saving lives et démocratiser local health workers to create lasting change.” – Alex Wettstein, CEO and Founder of Un avenir juste Fondation
We see our professional teams training the health workers of Kawan Sehat. Failure to do so could result in minor injuries, burns or fevers progressing to menaçant pour la vie illnesses, significantly increasing mortality rates from répéré tardivement medical interventions.
Le primary medical care program est instrumental dans preserving lives by offering primary care to those without access to a physician or a health professional. Its expedient treatment of Blessures et maladies helps prevent further complications. Furthermore, we equip Agents de santé from various ultra-isolated villages with vital medical resources.
Please take note of their commitment. Over deux ans, ces exceptional heroines have rescued countless lives and provided medical care to thousands of patients. They’ve administered Traitements salvateurs for douleur de dengue, maladie de malaria, et diarrhée in children. Moving into the third year poses significant challenges regarding acquiring essential equipment, logistics support et crucially important medications. As you’re aware, this area suffers from a shortage of medicine, and our foundation is one of the few organizations benefiting from funds raised through your generous donations, which help us procure vital supplies we require.
Please take note of their commitment. Ces exceptional heroines have preserved and saved lives and provided medical care to thousands of patients in two years. They have provided life-saving treatments for dengue, maladie de malaria, et diarrhée in children. They have groomed, disinfected, bandaged, and cleaned thousands of wounds. They also offer advice on how to live a healthy life and stay healthy while protecting yourself and others from disease.
The transition to the third year poses significant challenges in acquiring essential equipment, Logistique support and critically important medications. As you know, this region is suffering from a shortage of medicines, and our foundation is the only one to benefit from the funds raised through your generous donations, which will help us obtain the vital supplies we need.
Pour over two years, le Primary Medical Care initiative has made a meaningful impression, and we take great pride in it. Our unwavering dedication to furnishing superior healthcare through this outstanding program continues.
Un avenir juste Fondation medico-social camp in East Sumba – La maison de Kambera, Lambanapu – The 17th of July 2024.
